"Big Brother is meticulous and tactful, ruthless to others, but extremely tolerant of his own people. This is both an advantage and a disadvantage, as he is easily taken advantage of by his own people."
A look of surprise flashed in Su Wanyu's eyes. She picked up the teacup and took a sip of tea to hide the smile on her lips.
"continue."
"Senior Brother is a man of deep thoughts, sensitive and self-conscious. I don't see the filial piety that Master talks about, but he has quite a few ulterior motives, especially his superficial skills in deceiving Master. He's a master at this."
Old Master Qi put the teacup in his hand on the table with a thud, looking somewhat displeased.
Su Wanyu glanced at him, slammed the teacup onto the coffee table, and rolled her eyes, which was very inconsistent with her image.
"Why? Honest advice is hard to hear?"
Mr. Qi blushed and said no with an awkward smile.
Su Wanyu groaned and winked at her daughter-in-law. "Weiwei, your master has a different opinion. Can you tell me what the basis for your judgment is?"
Jiang Shuwei nodded, turned to look at her master and smiled:
"Master, do you have an old servant in your room who takes care of your daily life?"
Mr. Qi nodded, "Yes."
"Does this senior brother always rush to show off in front of you? And does he always act weak and pitiful in front of you and the other two senior brothers? Will it be like you said, and you will feel extra pity for him and give him extra compensation?"
Upon hearing this, Mr. Qi fell into memories and was dazed for a moment.
"Master, have you forgotten something? You just said you felt sorry for Senior Brother and Junior Brother, as they lacked foundation, and that's why you've long since allocated some of your assets to them. Can you guess why Junior Brother, who was once quite valuable, always shows weakness in front of you?"
Jiang Shuwei's several questions left Mr. Qi speechless.
The obstacles before my eyes gradually faded away.
Is it possible that I am really wrong?
The old man was sad, and Jiang Shuwei was also distressed, but sometimes the truth is so cruel.
Those who are involved are often confused, while those who are not involved can see things more clearly.
"Master, don't be sad. You still have Senior Brother and me. Perhaps it was because of Third Brother Qi that made Senior Brother alert. It's not just your ability to leave the capital safely that's in question."
Having said that, Jiang Shuwei sighed inwardly, and she did not speak again about her third senior brother who had a pure heart.
The dead are gone, and there is no point in saying more. It will only make the master feel more guilty.
Old Master Qi had a sad face, and he asked himself whether he had ever treated these disciples unfairly, and had even spared no effort to pave the way for them.
I just thought that after he died, they would be able to move forward.
Unexpectedly, this was all just my wishful thinking.
Is it really true that the old saying goes, "A little kindness turns into a grudge"?
The old man thought back to the day when the accident happened, and slowly expressed the doubts in his heart:
"Before the incident, the gang broke into the Qi family's house looking for evidence. The painting and poem they found were not mine at all. However, the painting style and handwriting were extremely similar."
Having said this, the old man closed his eyes in pain, endured the dull pain in his heart, and said the last words:
"The last person who helped me clean up my study was my uncle Xue Qingfeng."
"What?" Jiang Shuwei stood up angrily. "How dare this ungrateful bastard?"
Old Master Qi smiled self-deprecatingly, looking at his young disciple with eyes full of satisfaction.
"I was blind and led astray by him, mistakenly believing that everything was manipulated by the boss. To protect him, I even published an announcement in the newspaper to sever ties with him. Now it seems I really got what I deserved."
Jiang Shuwei came to the old man distressedly and squatted down to comfort him:
"Master, please don't say that. There's nothing wrong with your kindness. It's the people with bad intentions who are wrong."
When Su Wanyu heard this, she couldn't help but applaud her daughter-in-law.
He raised his chin proudly towards Mr. Qi:
"How is it? This is my Su Wanyu's smart daughter-in-law, your proud and closed disciple."
Mr. Qi's nose felt sore, and he quickly blinked away the moisture in his eyes, then nodded in agreement:
"It's a little girl."
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